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Dinner for the patient, who let something else do the dying.
means The decaying flesh of dead animals, especially as food for scavengers like vultures and crows.
from From Latin caro, meaning flesh, via Old French caroigne — a word that always smelled a little off.
Vulture cuisineStomach acid strong enough to dissolve anthrax and botulism.
Crow currencyA carrion crow earns its grim name honestly.
Flesh rootShares ancestry with carnivore, carnage, and incarnate.